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15 December, 16:37

Pretend you are the editor of a New York newspaper in early 1788. Outline an editorial supporting or opposing ratification of the Constitution. Be sure to explain why you have taken your position and include facts to support your opinion. Refer to historical incidents to support your arguments.

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